basically i really love the titch singalong vocal but im not mad into the imp batch beat it uses, so i have the acapella and a bunch of different grime beats to put it on, anyone have any advice for this?
i’ve tried it on a wiley one and it sounds very obvious he’s not rapping over that particular beat, and i’m not mad keen to do a million little vocal chops
get your beat down and match the vocal to the beat, depending on what you use, i just speed up the sample to match the beat and set the sample to normalize the sample so it doesn’t sound like alvin and the chipmunks are spittin bars
chances are the vocals are only slightly out of time, maybe 1bpm or so (as it’s all grime), so some very minor tempo change in whatever daw you’re in could work. problem I always find is vocal tracks have as much definite rhythm as beat tracks do and they gotta compliment each other to work.
i gave up on this ages ago btw, was much more of a hassle than i anticipated and i didn’t want the end result enough to bother, crazy t’s flow is very weird and it was like 146/7 bpm
Maybe the structure of the acapella plays apart? Obviusly the pitch and the Bpm are much more important, but singalong for example follows the 16 bar verse, 8 bar chorus if I remember rightly (don’t hate if I’m wrong) so a 8-bar Eskibeat say, may not sound as good behind it, if that makes sense… Safe!
what instrumental do you want it on bruv? I did a cheeky lil remix of singalong for sets and it took me long to get the acapella right so could just use that as a template. pm me